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The Empath September 30, 1980
Lady Spikers Get Set
Dudiak Sparks Team Optimism
Competition Dominates
Men’s Flag Football
The Men’s Flag Football season is
underway with a scarce six teams com­peting.
The men’s division this fall includes:
Utz Destruction, The All New Stoned
Rangers, The New Ryders, The
Schmucks, and The Nads.
This is a comparitively small number
of competitors from last year, however,
“ the outlook for this season promises
to be very exciting,” according to Men’s
Intramural Director Gino Sanders.
The intramural department is con­cerned
about the small number of entries
for the fall season. Sanders commented,
“They are holding the deadline open
for an extra week to get more interest.”
In the first game, the Stoned Rangers
killed Utz Destruction 26 - 0. Senior
Bobby Hill made five interceptions and
ran in two touchdowns for the Stoned
Rangers.
On Monday, the New Ryders were
defeated by Utz Destruction, after a
0 - 0 tie breaker was held. Mitch Pollack,
Junior, sealed the victory by making
an interception during the tie breaker.
The football standings as of Septem­ber
24, are as follows:
1. All New Stoned Rangers 2 - 0
2. Utz Destruction 2 - 1
New Ryders 2 -1
Schmucks 0 - 1
Nads 0 - 2
By Eugene K. Sanders
3.
4.
5.
Photo by Charlie Butler
SMC Tennis Squad (from left): row one; Jackie Samuden, Stacey Noakes, Jean
Bickmeyer, Victoria Ball. Row two: coach; Terry Keller, Sharon Pailen, Allison
Turner, Michele Gerrerd, Kathy Garrett, Chris Hayes, and asst, coach; Jack Hartzell.
The Women’s Volleyball Team has
been practicing long and hard for the up­coming
season under the leadership of
veteran coach Lance Kebaugh.
Lance is hoping to improve on last
season’s mark, which included a third
place in the Maryland State Tourna­ment.
Freshman recruits, included Chris
Schmitz, Cathy Ward, Kathy Brown and
Sheri Gershmel should add both strength
and depth to the already powerful
Saints squad.
Co-captains Nancy Dudiak and Patty
Jones bring the knowledge and exper­ience
needed to solidify lady setters.
Nancy, winning honors and the MAIAW
Championship matches last year^ and
Patty, the most fundamentally sound
player on the team, should provide
ample leadership for the team.
Other returning players, including
Celene Graves, Denise Lerch, Anita
Smith, Cindy Harding, Laura
Cholewcynski and Maureen Cadden bring
game experience and abundant talent to
the Lady Saints.
This season’s schedule includes some
Division I and II powers such as Navy,
American U., UMBC, and George Mason.’
These teams should provide a tough
challenge to Division III at St. Mary’s.
The Saints open their season on
Sept. 29 at Bowie State College with
Photo by Wim Cassard
Nancy St. Cyr sets the ball, as Laura
Cholewczynski awaits more action.
Washington College also in attendance.
Their first home match is Sat., October 4
at 11:00 a.m. against Notre Dame-
Baltimore and Marymount College.
by Paul M o y e r
M E N - W O M E N
How to save
up to 75% on
college costs.
If you're willing to hit the books hard
during your off-duty hours, the Army will
help with the cost of earning college
credits.
The Army will pay up to 75% of tuition
for appr^'ed courses.
Naturally, you'll have full- t ime Army
duties to per form —and those duties
always come first.
It’s not the easiest way to earn college
credits —just the smartest.
See if you qualify.
Serve your country as you serve
yourself.
Call SFC Randolph Hill
301-436-1158
Join the people who’ve joined the Army.
An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer
Photo by Julie Pollard
St. Mary’s College Women’s Volleyball Team for the 1980 fall season.

Page 5
The Empath September 30, 1980
Lady Spikers Get Set
Dudiak Sparks Team Optimism
Competition Dominates
Men’s Flag Football
The Men’s Flag Football season is
underway with a scarce six teams com­peting.
The men’s division this fall includes:
Utz Destruction, The All New Stoned
Rangers, The New Ryders, The
Schmucks, and The Nads.
This is a comparitively small number
of competitors from last year, however,
“ the outlook for this season promises
to be very exciting,” according to Men’s
Intramural Director Gino Sanders.
The intramural department is con­cerned
about the small number of entries
for the fall season. Sanders commented,
“They are holding the deadline open
for an extra week to get more interest.”
In the first game, the Stoned Rangers
killed Utz Destruction 26 - 0. Senior
Bobby Hill made five interceptions and
ran in two touchdowns for the Stoned
Rangers.
On Monday, the New Ryders were
defeated by Utz Destruction, after a
0 - 0 tie breaker was held. Mitch Pollack,
Junior, sealed the victory by making
an interception during the tie breaker.
The football standings as of Septem­ber
24, are as follows:
1. All New Stoned Rangers 2 - 0
2. Utz Destruction 2 - 1
New Ryders 2 -1
Schmucks 0 - 1
Nads 0 - 2
By Eugene K. Sanders
3.
4.
5.
Photo by Charlie Butler
SMC Tennis Squad (from left): row one; Jackie Samuden, Stacey Noakes, Jean
Bickmeyer, Victoria Ball. Row two: coach; Terry Keller, Sharon Pailen, Allison
Turner, Michele Gerrerd, Kathy Garrett, Chris Hayes, and asst, coach; Jack Hartzell.
The Women’s Volleyball Team has
been practicing long and hard for the up­coming
season under the leadership of
veteran coach Lance Kebaugh.
Lance is hoping to improve on last
season’s mark, which included a third
place in the Maryland State Tourna­ment.
Freshman recruits, included Chris
Schmitz, Cathy Ward, Kathy Brown and
Sheri Gershmel should add both strength
and depth to the already powerful
Saints squad.
Co-captains Nancy Dudiak and Patty
Jones bring the knowledge and exper­ience
needed to solidify lady setters.
Nancy, winning honors and the MAIAW
Championship matches last year^ and
Patty, the most fundamentally sound
player on the team, should provide
ample leadership for the team.
Other returning players, including
Celene Graves, Denise Lerch, Anita
Smith, Cindy Harding, Laura
Cholewcynski and Maureen Cadden bring
game experience and abundant talent to
the Lady Saints.
This season’s schedule includes some
Division I and II powers such as Navy,
American U., UMBC, and George Mason.’
These teams should provide a tough
challenge to Division III at St. Mary’s.
The Saints open their season on
Sept. 29 at Bowie State College with
Photo by Wim Cassard
Nancy St. Cyr sets the ball, as Laura
Cholewczynski awaits more action.
Washington College also in attendance.
Their first home match is Sat., October 4
at 11:00 a.m. against Notre Dame-
Baltimore and Marymount College.
by Paul M o y e r
M E N - W O M E N
How to save
up to 75% on
college costs.
If you're willing to hit the books hard
during your off-duty hours, the Army will
help with the cost of earning college
credits.
The Army will pay up to 75% of tuition
for appr^'ed courses.
Naturally, you'll have full- t ime Army
duties to per form —and those duties
always come first.
It’s not the easiest way to earn college
credits —just the smartest.
See if you qualify.
Serve your country as you serve
yourself.
Call SFC Randolph Hill
301-436-1158
Join the people who’ve joined the Army.
An Equal Oppor tuni ty Employer
Photo by Julie Pollard
St. Mary’s College Women’s Volleyball Team for the 1980 fall season.